Freaks in Food Consumption Discussed by Diet Experts
The article notes global picky eating driven by appearance over taste or nutrition. It cites color and presentation influencing butter, eggs, potatoes, meat, and baked goods, with regional color preferences and packaging shaping consumer choices.
Ploughing Contest Debuts At Minnesota Agricultural College Field Day
A new ploughing contest becomes a permanent feature of field day sports at the Minnesota Agricultural College. Freshmen win the top prize sulky plow, with a senior taking third, as judges assess furrow straightness width depth and weed turning.
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Mark Twain
Tom Sawyer
Pioneer Press of
St. Paul
A hardy orange cross aims to grow in northern states
Government botanists seek to breed a citrus tree as hardy as the apple, crossing north bearing sweet oranges with southern bitter varieties. The goal is a scion that fruits farther north, enabling orange groves in central Virginia to Kansas City areas and beyond.
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Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Norfolk
Richmond
Lyechburg
Lexington
Louisville
Cairo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Kansas City
Hybridization and Pollination in Orange Cultivation
The article details citrus trifoliata as a northern ornamental shrub and explains orange pollination methods at the Department of Agriculture. It describes observing stigma ripening, clipping stamens, and applying sweet orange pollen to bitter orange flowers to improve fruit over ten seasons.
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United States
Massachusetts
Japan
Department of Agriculture
Orangery
An English Knight and Hoboken Irish Guide
An English visitor claims aristocratic titles in London while an Irish guide from Hoboken, Pat Filangan, parries with a boastful mockery recounting his own nightly exploits in a humorous exchange. The tale plays on pomp and accents in a city stroll.
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Senator Beveridge’s The Russian Advance still on sale
Kentucky crops expected a record Cuban tobacco output this year while Senator Beveridge’s book The Russian Advance remains available for purchase in the state.
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Kentucky
Suburban Co Operation in Kensington Sparks Utility Cooperatives
A Kensington Maryland resident used a gasoline engine to pump water for himself and neighbors, supplying several families via a shared pump and piping system. Plans envision nighttime use to power an electric generator for local lighting, encouraging broader rural cooperative ventures in water, sewer, and electricity.
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Kensington
Maryland
Washington
Skensington
Doughnut Jokes Prompt Sweet Debate on Holes
A witty exchange centers on improving doughnuts by enlarging their holes. The playful remark frames the pastry as a subject of culinary humor rather than serious critique.
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